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Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24
BOARD OF TRADE.

The executive committee in pursuance OF
action of the directory, net last evening to
form the working committees There are
nine committees of from FIVE to nine mem
bers each The adaptability, energy and the
business Of the men forming these committees
together with the probable harmony Of their
composition, rendered the task quite an oner-
GUS one, for in the absence of the elements
the work for the city's interest could not
prove as effectusl as might be desired. The
committee succeeded in filling the chairman
ships with chairmen, who are requested to
meet the executive committe at the editorial
rooms Of the EAGLE on Monday evening at
8 O'Clock, for the purpose of consultation as
to the completion Of their respective commit
tees, which will be filled largely by members
outside of the directory. The following
clairmen were chosen:
Railroads-M. NJ Murdoch
Immigration-P V. Heaiey.
Manufactures-R z. Lawrence.
Freghts and Transpor .atiun-N. g. Cor
bet5
Finance-M. w. Levy.
Packing house-CapG J. 3. Carey.
Advertising-W A. Thomas.
LegiSlation-Clement.
Permanent builling-Col X. W. Lewis.
The utmost harmony prevails in the 0irec-
tory: also in the executive committee, and
now all that is necessary additional ere har-
monious active committees.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24
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A PLEASANT 10 kpRIS e.

About half past eiglo ociock Friday even
ing dr.. Louis Wlcknan was surprised at his
home on south Mosiey evenue by large
number Of his friends, it being the anDiver-
sary of his twenty first birthday. The early
hours OF the evening We're spent in coneratur
lating, toasting, singing and reciting; an
ele giant supper was served az ten by the
ladies', and at late hour the happy people
left for home. The following were presnt
Rev. j. L Sternberg and wife. Mr.. aud Mrs.
John B,a;kley, Mr. and Mrs. H. Meuller,
Mrs II. Kaufman, Misses Annie Kaufman
Lizzie kesser, Nellie Blackiey, Freada Sci an
ner, Clara kaufman, Christiana Lehman,
Lilly Backley, Anuie Mltner, Clara liam
olks, Annie ku,ter, Lid ly BltcEley. Messrs.
Jos. Youngmeyr, Jno Klnkle, Charles Black
ley David Ror4boIi, Frank kinkle, Eugene
Meye, henry Miner, VIM. B!acktcy, VIM.
Kinkle, Herman Kreass, Henry Flndeiss and
John =. Isslin.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24
IN HEMORICM.
II. C.. TURNER.

To the Editor OF the Eagle.
Andrew Fritz died at the home OF his par
ents. Mr.. aud Mrs. Fritz, near Maize, April
18th. OF brain fever at the age Of nineteen.
His deatt was shock to his friends and fam
lily. only sick few days and great sufferer
He Was pupil Of mine ten years ago, always
kind, obedient and studious At the close Of
the school day he would some times think he
had not accomplished all that was necessary
an would weep. His mind was strong for
his age. aud he was ever anxious to do right
Andrew Fritz was good boy, hi. plans were
many for the future, as is natural for the
young to look forward to long and happy
life, enjoying the innocent pleasures Of tins
beautiful world, but he was cut down for
some wise purpose. Dear parents, you raised
your son to love and fear God. He did not
depart from it. You will be rewarded as
Well as he Then mourn not kind friends,
your loved oce is at rest. Take comfort in
tn Sc beautiful words, Thy red and thy
s5aff; they have comforted me-" L. L. N.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24
THE INSIDE OF THE RACKET.

BATAVIA, N. Y, April 10, 1887.
To the Editor of the Eagle.
| inclose the amount necessary to pay for
your valued paper for three months more.
It's daily arrival is as good as a letter. |
paid your city a visit in January, was SO
well pleased that l returned in February
and now hope to Sc il again about May LIST
aud trust tefore the year is out to be ons OF
your number. We are trying our best to
dispose of our present business, but owing to
its size do not meet with very fattering sue
cess. Our present size is about tnat OF your
Kansas Furniture Co., and could we get
there SOON could, we Think. hold our own
With what you have. Being the father OF
the Wichita fever in Batavia, am receiving
the condemnation of the money ed men and
real estate owners Of this town. But | t ink
can tell live place when seen with the
thoroughness with which looked over your
city. This section Of the country is up in
arms agai ast the west, but it is q spirit of
jealousy at the prosperity Of the west and
because the pulling men of the east are
going there. / tell people it costs about s15
to see for themselves and il they don't BE-
heve or don't care to know it is foolishness
to talk. Very truly yours,
II c. TUNER
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24
THE FAIR ASSOCIATION scnBmn.
Site Under Contemplate and Company Form
tn9-How the Question II Favored By
the Public.

The article in yesterdays issue concerning
a new fair association created considerable
comment among the business men of tho city.
No one thought for moment that such q
city as Wichita and such county as Sedg-
wick could afford to do without fair asso-
citation
The gentlemen who have taken the lead In
the enterprise met with more encouraging
results than ever yesterday. Quits large
number of gentleman stated that they would
really take stock Leave was given last
evening to publish the proposed site for the
grounds. Il is a trait Of forty acres IN the
SO Itheass part Of the city and is owned by
Mes-rs. N. A. English and W. D. NcCor-
mick. It is a short distance southeast OF the
city park. The Rapid Transit Company
has already decided to extend their line to a
point near the proposed far grounds. The
company will make further extensions, thus
offered ample acco n,nodation to tho public.
The Santa Fe line is only short distance
west of the site, and if the matter is finally
de cided III tho affirm alive a switch Will be
run from the line to the point desired. This
viii give shipping advantages for the COM
papy and exhibitors.
The gentlemen iuteI esting themselves in
the enterprise announce that they will cut
price on the land for the company and also
take SIC, COO stock. Il is thou. ht that COM
pany with stock Of $l0o,o00 can be found
at an early date 1t is de,irei to erect some
of the finest building owned by any fair as
ISOLATION in the state
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24
RUNNING AROUND JERUSALEM.

The boys will he glad to hear that Tom
Williamson has reached Jerusalem. He is
stopping at the Ned terranean House run by
A. & J. Morcos, and, for Wichita boomer,
is putting on world OF airs. 1t seems that
be got tired of the gondola business up at
Venice aud Gi>gusted with the antiquateo
dust and blood bespriukied monuments
which line the Tioer and so hied himself t.
the former haunts of jeremiah and the
prophets The following postal from his
wife to Mrs Nereus Baldwin will be read
with much interest by their many friends i'll
Wichita:
JERUSALEM, March Il, 1887.
Dear Friend-Still alive and III usual hea tn
Arrived i'll the holy city Tuesday last. Have
mace the trip to Bethlehem, Dead Sea, Jor-
dan, jericho, etc. Canped III the valley OF
Kedron and Oh the site OF old jericho. Are
now with Cooks tourist party, some thirty
III all Leave Thursday next on horSebacS
for Beyrouu VIII be Ill Damascus Two weeks
from to-day; at Be, rout lii thres From
there by boat to Athens, ConstauIiuople, etc.
Love to al GEETIE w.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24
BUILDING MATERIAL,

Still the complaint Is lack Of buildin (
material One thousand car loads of ct he
ara wanted now, today. During tho winter
We heard much OF what the Winfield and
Augusta stone quarries were going to do, but
1t seems tina: nius ont o: tea OF the car loads
Of stone received come over the # Scott &
Wichlta. The last road declares that it 10
rolling it in as fast as quasried AMI loaded,
but upon the other hand contractors and
builders declare that it il Well mig imposs-
BILE o get either stone or brick. he lumber
market seems we'll supplied, over ave hun
dred cars having besn received during the
last thirty days, but the hig blocks, the
heavy business and public buildings cannot
Axe . move, except in the case OF a few
who took time by the f0relJck AID shipped
in both brick and stone during the winter.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24
DIRECTORS MEETING.

The board of dire :tOrs of the old fair asso-
citation held meeting, yesterday in Judge
Mitchel!'s office. All the members of the
board were present. The following gentle
men had accepted their per cent OF what
many of the stockholders choose to Gail
"boodle:" J, C. Davis, G. A. Hatfield, H II
Peckhsm, W. B. Fouts, D. A. Mitchell, r. J
R.sey, j. d. Mccormick.
Gen. Eggieston, q director, suggested that
all those who had taken doodle return the
same to the association. He favored the
plan of all directors resigning and allowing
another board t. be elected. He thought the
association could go ahead aud hold faii
this fall Mr. c. s. E,chboltz favored tbs
dea presented by Gen. Eggleston.
The plan was opposed by NJ. Fouts end
Mr.. Mitchell.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24
AIITTLE DIHTUkRANCE.

Yesterday afternoon as Officer Lilly was
passing McComb Bros shop oa East Doug
las, he saw two men engaged ia little ami
mated discussion within. He went in and
arrested the two, ono Chas Reckmeyer and
the other a yousg barnes maker Of the ss-
IL blishnent.
Reckmeyer, it is said By an eye witness to
the disturbance, was Imposing upon the
soung man, and finally slapped him; the lat
ter would not stand this started in to give
him whipping and was succeeding very
we'll when the officer appeared upon the
scene. They were both taken TO the cooler
The young harnessnaksr put up for the ap-
pesrance in court Monday of not only him
self but Reckmsyer
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24
WICHITA INVITES

The Peerless Princess of the Plains is array
ing herselfi in the beauteous robes of spring,
aud preparing to welcome with her most
charming smile that self sacrificing band OF
workers, whsoe brightest joy is to make
bright and happy the hearts and to guide III
wisdom ways the footsteps of the little ones,
who are the pride and hope, the charm and
glory OF our homes and country.
To these men and women working in the
gre at UNCONVENTIONAL Sunday schools in our
gorgeous city churches, or from the little
union Sunday school in some sod school
house or dugout, she eends in her most win
some tones, to one aud all alike, a most cor
al invitation and extends to each regardless
of caste or creed, her hand Of warncst greet
Ing.
The Methodist Episcopal church, the finest
and largest in the city, has been secured for
the meetings of the state Sunday school con-
veRtion and the homes OF our citizens arc be
ing opened for the entertainment Of dele
gates. While almost every spare room III
the city i. occupied, yet the committee on
entertainment are determined 10 spare no eff
fort TO make our guests as comfortable as
possible, and the churches have pledged
themselves to this cad.
The convention promises to be one of great
interest and profit. 1t opens on Tuesday
May Sd, at p. M, with cbildrens meet
Rev NJ l.. GateS, who for several wears had
charge of the ch!ldren's classes at the Ottaw wa
Sunday school assembly and is now superin-
tendent of tae Winfield assembly
The music of thu convention will be in
charge OF Prof J. T. Burke, OF Chicago
who comes with the best Of recommended
tions Pres McVicer, of Washburre College
sud Chancellor Lippenco;, of the State Uni
versity, are on the program Rev. s. B.
Barnaty, of Dcs Moines, Iowa, q well known
and able Sunday school mau is expected be
sides other good workers. The program is
an eminsntly practical one and covers
wide range of topics Of vital Interest to oil
Come and IN addition 10 wat the conven-
ton gives, you will sse city which eou-id-
erins its age Is unequAllei in tn, solidicy.
lc4 W iSs Improvement,
in The amount OF it, bushes or Ia le wide
awake sagacIoUS generous character o. its
bu ,inesS m-a city, the friend OF all and thu
fos CT none, and Of whose future every Kan
san will be proud.
Rev. J. H. Parker is cha ruan OF the ccm-
mitt~e on entertainment and would IKE 20
hear from fouc hundred delegate, one for
every pls, he is providing. To one and ali
Sunday school workers ne say come. We
shall be glad 70 see YOU ssi re believe your
visit Will amplv renny YIN
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24
Az ACClD RSf.

George Earclsode, an enploys Of thu Ar
kansas valley lumber yard, Friday evening
met with quite q painful accident.
While loading q wagon from one OF tss
lum Ger pi,es, he was standing hear ancsos,
pile of heavy timber. The wind raising
commenced blowing siis tlanosr torarG'
him. De started to run but board s'racs
him uu,o, n. thigh. kaocking hIEa to tas
ground aad pllinS see iunio~r UPON his !ess
he was rescued from lis potion add te.su
:, his home On Sorta EEssSrIs- Eis X suriss
were upon sxA@iua ien found % Se q sucA
a character IS 20 coaa1s hin 70 his room fo-
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24
wrfttso for eAe Daily Eagle.
WESTWARD 10.

At golden dawn Of morn
From out the ocean low,
A mist with roseate glow
All strangely gan to creep;
Till fed from eyelids sleep,
And winning tones, right strong
Fell from that cloud in song.
go west, oh nation west,
The throng of kings pass by,
Leave homes, nor breathe Q sigh,
From eastern shore afar,
West 70 the Golden Bar,
To danger, far from rest,
Go west, proud nation west.
That voice, like song of stars,
The heroes heard and went;
Nor life. nor friends lament,
Nor natures fame could stay
The brave from west away.
Ger oceans wave afar.
They followed Hesper's star.
Still rings that voice 50 strong
To our proud ration dear,
Go west, nor linger here
Westward; at honor's gate
Knock ere it be too late.
And quick, allured by song,
Our young braves march along.
Then westward no, right merr1ly,"
We learn to sing with z-al,
And "Westward ho!' the echoes say
Nor hinder woe nor veal.
The roseate mist to thunder cloud
Has deepened day by day,
We hurl our dead past meath its shrouA,
Then TO the ives away.
Painesyilie. Ohio.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24
BEER GARDEN INVADED.

Yesterday afternoon officers Stewart and
Clark arrested two men in tue beer garden
near the Iron clad for fighting; one Dutch
man, the other Texas horse trader. They
first made serious objections to the invasion
of the officers into their little amusement;
but nevertheless, the policemen marched
them OFF TO the cooler.
At the same time the Off ,ers marched off
the three proprietOrs of che place. This
proved to have been very successful haul,
tbs two pugili,ts putting up go and their
beer garden men ISL.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24
BROUGHT BACK.

Sheriff Eays yesterday returned from OF
ta~a where he had gone for Robert Snyder
aad Ed Brady, tn. two bor,s thieves who
sole the team Of hol ses On the 18Th from the
Scar livery stable OF this cisy.
He brought with him the two prisoners
who. appearing in Ju-tics Nalksr'e court
Of or their arrival, waived . preliminary ex-
animation and were bound over il the Sun,
Of 81, 90 each to answer in the nsxs term CT
court.
The stolen properly, however, had been
very generously distributed, the buggy was
rec pvered at ETporis, the harness At Kansas
Cit, and the horses At Ottawa.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24
ICE lREA Il SOCIAL.

The ladies of the South Emporia b. b.
church will give an ice cream and lunch
basket social at the church on Wednesday
evening, april %. Ladies please come and
bring your ba-kets with lunch il for two
and put your name in the basket, the baskets
viii then be purchased by the gentlemen who
will lunch with you There will be plenty of
cream ami cake, SO don't stay away because
you don't want to bring basket. The
literary program will consist of readings,
Rotations and singing. Cons every body
and bring yonr friends.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24
sPIRsTU AtsISA.

TIE seats are free At .sI. Johns church this
evening TO she second lee ure Of the Rev.
Chas J. Adam. in answer 10 the question,
Ara We inmor.alr' TIE ta-me sill bs
Tho ans ser Of spilitua.i.na. Every body
should hsar what is TO be said upoa this
question. and know what Mr.. Adam, tanks
should b the atcitu6s OF tbs church With re-
aAra 20 sp,riyusl,stn
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24

TIE best e-ult of dali real estate marke,
I. toe wedding out ot Ia, cl:ss o: advertisers
and spectators who operate on borrowed
capital. The unpaid balances on injnici0us
theirs is little dong and tbs property rsvsrls
70 the original osnsr- kesi estate, Ike any
other property, rightly belongs 10 the party
VIII 80 money Is invested ia It, add ths opsr@-
tor who hoits Il on an op;i1n Is forced TO
seek other employment.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24
YICAITA HOSPITAL.

Mr.. Eichhoitz has offered two acres on his
farm southeast Of the city ss a site for the
Wichita hosps5al A number OF parties are
bidding for that point.
Other sections are also Offering fair in
ducements for the location. Ia addition to
location funds there are a number OF papers
in circulating gaining subscriptions Tor a
general fund. They arc meetin. with good
succa,S
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24

Dr. left, one OF Topekas capitalists, aud
that city's prince merchant, Mr.. Manspeaksr,
spent yesterday in Wichita, making the
EAGLE call. These gentl>msn were kind
enough to acknowledge that they had. pre-
vious to their VISIT no adequate conception
of the greatness of our fair. busy aud pros
porous city. If they will only come down a
year hence we will undertake the pleasant
task of convincing them that Wichita - the
greatest in population she is the greatest
now ia business. OF any city in Kansas
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24
s.suoxxss>. ArrlSrIos.

The Heetin: - heAr r~po.s Of members o.
commit &c on c.ssrsai-- ;SssEs CT SAFE ). S
couvenlioa ard 80 c. slider o.e.r matters
connected viii the cu-yeoliec which WIS
postponed ;-si SrsSxy ~si .n-es tals alter
noon .. go p, ia st the Cari.slaa Cagrch.
L., s,sr, boiy Interested come, AID ies nleus-
hsrs o. comm tees los TAI Z, Eavs report.
e-v>a-:
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24
BASH BALL

Asau. 81 ball vas p.syei yesterday n
n. es-,.r NJ rhir,.sAta ard Lsw-e.es, -
tween a pickei nine f-oaa n Aga scA"o'
and from Lewis Aositmy. Tas game ~
suited IN victory for sns Academy. TIE
seors g.Ap1iuR 10 - -
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24

We direct attention TO the full page al OF
v Nlederlander in this issue of the EAGLE.
He is one Of the many who have had faith
in Wichita, and his success in business only
proves that staying qualities combined with
business integrity will win 10 the end
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24

Samuel Walters OF Cairo, Ill. has let the
contract for a handsome residence 81 he
built on north Topeka. The use will cost
1900, and will tie built after . n,yei and
unique design; the interior oTnamentntions
will tie especi ally fine, every room being I'm
isheI in diff. rent kinds Of wool
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24
MORE DIRECTORS.

At meeting of the Wichita & Suburban
Railway company, held yesterday, the fol-
lowing additional directors were elected.
u W. Levy, Geo C. Strong, W. Z. Lit
tie, 4: a meeting of the board, subsequent
ly held, the following officers were elected ::
Presi deut, j. Il Richards; vice president,
Geo c. Strong; treasurer, u ". Lsvy; Sec
rotary, Geo i Doug las.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24
To ts~ ac,.<s Of ,As Eazs-

|
Your heal in ysst~riays issue entitled
For Boom Only" did the parties Who arc
asoat 10 construct block 81 buildings on
Enporia Avenue, that viii bs . credit r. The
city, grant injustice
TIE building. 80 feet from. three stories
high. will e. po Ja.s 80 fat ss the T1s'srisi
ear be placed in The .truc:or-, AID vii De
completed ~itnir ninety Days.
The parties engaged ard iDt>res'sd In tss
construction II this bgiliius have lever
given the matter ~ a~pius in The b'n<< .
r-sozss ats serious thought. and you are A.
,;.~; tina. this - "a. . toor building snt
the co1rcsIrnsa from WON yo1f rs9pTisr
Tot hi, information TAI better 60 All scs&
n. h.nJ OR or IRE Brff-DERs
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24
FOX THE L. Il n.

Ae*srs. Ennis & Young generously etfer
the Ladies Ben,voent Home fund of tbs
city the receipts for one III hs of their opera
now running at Garfield opera house Ih.
management Of the Home can nak. any SAT-
h,fsctary arrangement by cal.i.s spon taese
eenS,e,nsn
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24
soUTHwEsrERs BUSINESS COLLEGE.

The following is list OF the names OF
those who entered she Soush Western College
last week:
A. L. CraEuer, New Fhiiadelphia, ONO;
Francis A Richards, New Philadelphia,
OHIO: Emma Denny, Carni, H.; II s Col
lets Washington, Ono; Frank Hudson,
Valley Ceatcr, ksa
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24
TWO noRE EXCURSIONS.

On account Of the large number Of inqni-
RVS for rates 10 California, the Missouri "a
cific Railway Company have decided to run
two ucrs grand sxcur.ions leaving Wichita
CHA IN Nav 3ri aud 18th
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24

Mr.. Lon Dshman, one OF WelliDgtons
prominent attorneys, came TO the city last
night TO lock after his friend, ar w. ID. Nc
Kins,ry, who has been confined to bis bed oil
sickness for several days Mr.. Dishman
found his friend improving, with good pros
poets for speedy recovery.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24
ANSOL NCkA az -

The Hypasa Will hold in regular fort
nightly business Meeting on Monday after
noon at the residence of Mrs. Shields on
w.co avenue. Members are requested to
come prepared 20 pay quarterly dues
SkLIrK ToIEa Sec
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24

Over forty new iooks have been added 70
Sedewick County Library during the pre- ent
week Among the number are: Life Of
Shakespeare, by Victor Hugo, Authorship
OF Shakespeare. Dead Souls. the new Russian
story by Gogul ard the ns~cs. and be-. fic-
ton. Books for the young readers are Ia
cIuded also.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24

w c. Green, OF the frm or Green &
Thomas, the popular young contractors, who
have been engaged in the erection OF 80
many OF our fine buildings, is in Chicago
hiring press brick layers and securing labor
appliances and machinery.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24

GARFIELD OPERA HOUSE

Girofe Girofla was presented for the Lass
time last night to full house and Miss Jesse
Hatcher, in fact all the principals and
chorus did well. The beautiful opera,
Chimes Of Normandy. will be played Mon
day night; Messrs Dixon, Barnes and Rob
bins will assume tho principal male roles,
Misses Hatcher and Farrell will play Ssepo-
lette and Germaine Our citizens have an
other treat in store for them in connection
with this company and that is Mr.. A. b.
Knoll, q celebrated cornet virtuoso from the
east. Mr.. Knoll is considered by many
critics the equal of Levy the cornet soloist
'cRAwFoD's.
Monday night Nine Janish will give a ben
eft for Mr. OrIa crawford, the popular and
gentlemanly young manager OF the opera
house. Orla has. during his stay in the city,
made many friends and they viii ali turn
cut to give him rou,ing benefit.
The Kansas City Journal says:
Mme Janish presented her careful and fin
ished production of "Princess Andrea at the
ellis opera house again la teveuing. and was
moro warmly received than on the previous
night. The actress is very 6istingui- he'd
parsonage at home, Vienna, and ba> broader
reputation than even ModlesSs on the con-
tinept In this couatry she lacks the eclat of
novelty.
MUSEUM
In spite of counter attraction the museum
seems TO have lost none of its prestige, and
an inviting list of new features fort;fies this
popular resort against all opposition The
parIor stage is ably occupied by e variety of
artists, and in the auditorium Dick Turpin
was produced to crowded houses. By re-
quest the Heroine Of Hazzleton" will run
the week. ana is produced BY the strong st
cast yet seen at the musuem. IL Is rumored
that Mr. Young proposes trip to Chicago.
1t must be business when in that direction.
THE COURTS.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24

The excayation for the Stackman building
on north Nam street was fioi>hed yesterday,
and tomorrow contractor Il. O. Fi,h will
commence the building of the foundatian.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-24

vi Yosng 4 Co. f1raitgrs snishsng
ard .syslrfssg PsAEos. organs AL ell s!sssts
81 Oh farusrgru y>o.istss. ysrrish-d AMI re-
ps;r~i VII ssi<na calls a. fssadssc- ADD
.ryoeh 40 AMI pisa any s'sins and spsTy thlrx
Il. s~,r line ~ maze sS-eAslzt u tee az
,s1ess gyss ~ fnszllsnx bart ss~s4- IA SaaHss.
a.5a-. iEtrrbor> Ard ali ynsssr tu5asiss.s dsssT-
irx sutsrsr work AL oT Sd1rs-s ii.i
= uth La~r~re- arsnG-. irhssa- Esass.
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rsf~s-sse sas - z5Teu !. tl>~ rfty. 1896